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The tower is designed to resist loads through its mega columns and shear walls that are designed for the use of rebar. Filling out the concrete with as much reinforcement as possible is essential as this is the main source handling the tower’s load. Also the tower is designed to limit stress on...

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Yesterday from the steel kingdom.

Interior walls continue to fill up with rebar and formwork preparing for an upcoming 1000 cubic meter concrete pour.

Yesterday:

Another week of progress at The One

Very excited to see how the diagonals are going to be placed.

Cladding starting to make an impact:

Today:

Interior walls continuing to be filled with rebar. Elevator shafts for the main tower have also started to arrive on site today:

@jibsta It gives better access to the 5th floor transfer, which is at a higher elevation than the 5th floor of the south podium where the slope starts.

Thanks for that nugget. Gotta get me some gelato. 👍

Design is lazy. A few sharp features, but even those are downplayed. Less building coverage for the front exterior of the tower would look much better imo.

Interior wall structure for main tower from level 5 transfer up to level 6 taking shape today:

Mega columns… assemble!

Could possibly be latch sockets for further shoring. cheers

From today

Not sure about the red nubby things, but the yellow poles are indeed temporarily there to support the slab until columns are placed where the rebar is above on the slab.

A pump crane has been installed on the 6 story south bank that has been used to pour to this point. Not sure if it will be serviceable beyond that height though. Theoretically the pump tower could either be extended or potentially transferred into a new tower in or around the main portion of the...